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U.S. Regulatory Concerns Undo Philips Lumiled Sale to China?
The U.S. is blocking Philips from selling part of the company to Chinese investment firm.
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ADLINK Rolls Out Two Xeon D-1500-Based Solutions
ADLINK rolls out the Xeon processor D-1500 family-based solutions targeting military and transport apps.
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Nvidia Powers Machine Learning with Hyperscale Accelerator Platform
Two new GPUs will help researchers develop applications with artificial intelligence.
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Keysight Introduces Automotive Body and Safety Test Module
The module is a ready-to-go PXI-based test board with additional instrumentation for engineer automotive testing.
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Apple iPad Pro Now Available: What to Expect
Quite pricey, but with a new four-speaker audio systems and additional gadgets to add on.
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One-chip MH-16 Provides Magnetic Sensing in Fast Motor Control Units
The flexible MH-16 magnetic position sensor enables rapid BLDC motor controls and serial absolute encoders.
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Chevy Donates a 2016 Volt Vehicle to FIRST Robotics Program
Chevrolet is set to donate a brand new 2016 Volt vehicle to FIRST, the K-12 robotics program, to help raise money for student robotics opportunities across the U.S.
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Researchers Discover a Way to Bring Out Real Colors in Infrared Images
The ability to identify different colors of the infrared spectrum would capture more information about the objects being imaged, such as their chemical compositions.
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Programmable Liquid-Crystal Lenses Being Developed for Astronauts’ Vision Change During Spaceflight
Two small companies have been selected to receive grants from the National Space Biomedical Research Institute (NSBRI) in order to create a technology that can help astronauts’ vision issues during missions to space.
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Collaboration Results in Silver Nano-ink Printing for Consumer Electronics
Xaar plc, Lawter and its parent company, Harima Chemicals Group, are collaborating to optimize the performance of a line of nanosilver conductive inks for the Xaar 1002 industrial inkjet printhead.
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Continental’s eHorizon Tests Swarm Intelligence for “Internet of Cars”
German-based automotive technology firm Continental AG has completed its first set of driving test results using swarm intelligence called dynamic electronic horizon (eHorizon) for next-generation advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS).
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Hivemapper Raises $3 Million to Create 3-D Maps for Drone Fliers
In an attempt to make flying drones safer for everyone, Hivemapper has just raised $3 million to create a 3-D map of the Earth for drone fliers.
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Revomaker 3-D Prints Fully-Functional Objects with Electronic Components
Engineers from Purdue University have come up with a new system that allows a 3-D printer to create a functioning product with enclosed electronic and motorized components and customized devices such as a computer mouse molded to a user's hand.
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Toyota to Open $1 Billion Artificial Intelligence Company
Toyota Motor Corporation announced in early November that it will start a new company, Toyota Research Institute Inc.
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Western Digital Potentially a No. 1 Player in Enterprise SSD after SanDisk Acquisition
When Western Digital Corp. (WDC) acquired SanDisk Corp., it was assumed the storage maker was after a stable NAND supply.
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PNI’s SENtral-A2 Combos Tiny and Low Power for Wearables
PNI sensor fusion coprocessor eliminates the creation of build-from-scratch algorithms.
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IDT Buys ZMDI for $310 Million
IDT estimates $20M of quarterly revenue to IDT at 57% gross margins from purchase.
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Researchers Use 3-D Printing to Understand How Smell Affects Food Enjoyment
Penn State University created a nose and trachea schematic to determine how air works with eating.
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ARMTechCon: Google Calls for End To IoT Power Taxation
“Be nice to your users, and they’ll be nice to you,” is the first law of the Internet of Things (IoT) for developers, according to Cort McAnlis, Google’s Developer Advocate.
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Wi-SUN Alliance Adds Long-Range Mesh to Wireless IoT Fray
Touting low power, long range, security, and Internet compatibility, combined with a strong global customer base in high-reliability power utility networks, the Wi-SUN Alliance is jumping into the hotly contested wireless Internet of Things (IoT) fray.
